SB1321

Searches and seizures; prohibiting certain court orders; providing exceptions; requiring notice; specifying factors for determining punitive damages. Effective date.

Introduced·2/2/26
Int Text

Oklahoma SB1321 prohibits certain court orders seeking location data of unspecified electronic devices or users, and outlines exceptions and remedies.

Oklahoma SB1321 prohibits courts from issuing or enforcing court orders that compel the disclosure of records or information identifying the location of unspecified electronic devices or their users. It also bars government entities from seeking such information, even voluntarily. The bill defines "reverse-location court order" and "reverse-keyword court order," and mandates that any information obtained in violation of these provisions is inadmissible in court.

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Where it stands

Current
Judiciary Committee
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Committee decision

Sponsors

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History

Feb 3

Senate

Second Reading referred to Judiciary

Feb 2

Senate

First Reading

Feb 2

Senate

Authored by Senator Nice